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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • What you can do
  • Projects
    • Green Maps >
      • Morriston green map
      • Pontarddulais green map
      • Growing Spaces map
    • Digital Streams >
      • Digital Streams Loughor
      • Digital Streams Tawe
      • Digital Streams Townhill
      • Digital Streams 4
    • Sustainability Trail
    • 2012 Awards >
      • 2010 Awards
    • Carbon Footprinting 2010
    • Trailblazers 2012
    • Trailblazers 2015
    • Bont Byw 2011
    • Eastside Project 2013
    • Penderry Project 2014
    • City Centre project 2015
  • Green spaces survey
Picture
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Picture

Digital Streams is an initiative between Sustainable Swansea and Natural Resources Wales that aims to help local people get connected with the rivers and streams that affect them and their community.

The project takes groups of local people out to learn about and practise digital photography whilst exploring the watery environment that surrounds or affects their area. An NRW officer accompanies the group around the various sites to provide first hand information about everything from water tables to misconnections whilst Sustainable Swansea provides support for participants to learn or improve their digital photography skills.
After the photography trips are over, an exhibition is then created where every participant contributes images towards it.

Please click the links below to see the exhibition photos from each exhibition.

Digital Streams 1
Digital Streams 2
Digital Streams 3
Digital Streams 4